Monport 40 watt- Maximum Fun- Rotary Roller Install

[@cubansli3099]

Thanks this really helped a lot, I am in the process of purchasing a K40 laser and I was wondering if the equipment I already have can be used. Thanks great video

[@thelaserchannel1]

Excellent!

[@cubansli3099]

This was great, I have my rotory unit from my xtool as well as my Atom stack. You think the chuck will work? Thanks this was very helpful. Answered lots of questions.

[@thelaserchannel1]

I haven't tried the chuck but there's only one way to find out- try it! Let me know how it works for you!

[@cubansli3099]

@@thelaserchannel1 I will keep you posted

[@thelaserchannel1]

@@cubansli3099 Thanks!

[@user-ck3gg7ij4u]

Hi, i like all your videos,i want to buy my first laser as a hobby to start.Base on your experience wich one do you recommend ATEZR L2 36W-Wizmaker L136W or Montport 40w?for glass and metal

[@thelaserchannel1]

Thank you! I haven't ran an ATEZR laser machine so I can't comment on the performance. I have worked with glass and some metal with a laser diode machine like the Wizmaker L1 36 watt. The Monport 40w Co2 laser I have engraved glass- it's very fast and does not required a masking agent on the glass; I haven't worked with metal engraving with the Monport 40, I plan to in the near future. Hope this helps and thanks for watching The Laser Channel!

[@richcuatt8652]

What size of object will fit in this machine? I’m thinking of buying the monport 40w pro. Being inside a cabinet with a low profile roller what’s the maximum diameter an object could be that will fit under the laser head? Thanks!

[@thelaserchannel1]

Hi- I would recommend a max diameter of about 2.75 inches (127mm). I used a pint glass at diameter of 3.25 inches and it was slightly out of focus but still worked. I some some people choose to cut the bottom of the cabinet out as another option.

[@richcuatt8652]

@@thelaserchannel1 I wondered about cutting the bottom. What would be a good way of doing that without shaking everything out of alignment? Or is it pretty difficult to disturb the alignment?

[@thelaserchannel1]

@@richcuatt8652 There's a tool called a nibbler- it cuts out little squares and with enough "nibbles" the cut out can be completed. Leaving all to components in the machine I would use the hand nibbler rather than a power nibbler.

[@ltaimanblackrmn523]

Hello..can you share the link for rotary.. thanks in advance

[@thelaserchannel1]

The one I used in the video is discontinued. Here's another one: bit.ly/3usyALk